Songs from your youth that mean *more* to you now.

A brief discussion with Mr T reminded me of a song that means more to me now than it did at the time.

I'll leave it to Mr T to post that song,

Mine is

Björk - Hyperballad (YouTube Video)

As far as I can guess it is about putting on a brave face to be with your loved one. It brings me to tears every time. In my 20s it was just a song that I liked.

[Verse]
We live on a mountain right at the top
There's a beautiful view from the top of the mountain
Every morning I walk towards the edge
And throw little things off
Like car parts, bottles, and cutlery
Or whatever I find lying around

[Pre-Chorus]
It's become a habit
A way to start the day

[Chorus]
I go through all this before you wake up
So I can feel happier to be safe up here with you
I go through all this before you wake up
So I can feel happier to be safe up here with you

[Verse]
It's early morning, no one is awake
I'm back at my cliff, still throwing things off
I listen to the sounds they make on their way down
I follow with my eyes till they crash
I imagine what my body would sound like
Slamming against those rocks

Parents
  • The Life of Riley by The Lightening Seeds is one I have only appreciated since becoming a dad. Its all about the lead singers son being born and just being scared and confused about the future and being a new parent but just having this belief that everything is going to be allright and his boy is going to have a good life.

    The song that changed my life was Common People by Pulp. I first heard it on the stereo while working in Sports Direct in 2008 and I asked my uncle, who had a massive record collection, what it was and he gave me the Different Class CD. I listened to the whole album and it changed how I saw the world 

  • My sons' middle name is Riley primarily because of this song.

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